Just calling it out, but even 60%+ CBAs for Rankine doesn't necessarily mean he is impacting their forward structure. The plan could be for him to start in the middle for CBAs and then push forward - partly to help with clearances but also to try and create defensive confusion in the handover, either allowing him to get free or to have a mid minding him.
CBAs are one good stat, but they don't always tell the full story around what a players role is, so wouldn't recommend using those a determining factor alone.
CBAs are one good stat, but they don't always tell the full story around what a players role is, so wouldn't recommend using those a determining factor alone.
Their forward targets take their marks they may not need Rankine + the others crumbling in any case.
I place zero emphasis on CBA
8 players in their , 2-3 might only touch the ball on occasions so the other 5-6 are redundant in any case
Be interesting with Perryman , probably will attend the most CBA's attendance for Collingwood over the season , doubt he is in the Top 4 on SC average for Collingwood